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1 National Student Loan Data System School Portfolio Report Extract File Layout for Schools (SCHPR1) Fixed-Width

2 NSLDS (SCHPR1) The School Portfolio Report (SCHPR1) provides school users with information about all William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan (Direct Loan) and/or Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) program loans for the school code associated with the user s ID. The report output includes both consolidation loans and their underlying loans that are serviced by any loan servicer, including the Department of Education's federal loan servicers, FFEL lenders, FFEL lender servicers, and Guaranty Agencies. Additionally, the report contains other useful loan information such as loan amount, current outstanding principal balance, current outstanding interest balance, delinquency date, discharge and rehabilitation/repurchased and repayment plan information. The School Portfolio Report (SCHPR1) can be requested ad-hoc through the list of school reports on the Report tab of the NSLDS Professional Access Web site or as a scheduled report from the School Profile section on the Org tab of the NSLDS Professional Access Web site. The report is delivered via the Student Aid Internet Gateway (SAIG). This document contains the layouts for the header, detail records, and trailer for the extract version of the School Portfolio Report. Each report requested online will generate one header record, one or more detail records, and one trailer record. The record layout table contains the position, data element name, description, field format, and length as they will appear on the extract. NEW! The following updates have been made to the February 27, 2013 version of this document: The following Repayment Plan Type code has been added to the Standard (fixed-width) and comma separated values (CSV) extract formats: P1 = Pay As You Earn Repayment No Partial Financial Hardship The Subsidized Usage Limit Applies (SULA) Flag field has been added, which indicates whether the borrower is subject to the 150% Direct Subsidized Loan Limit provision. The SULA Flag field will have the following values: Y = The borrower is subject to the 150% Direct Subsidized Loan Limit provision. N = The borrower is not subject to the 150% Direct Subsidized Loan Limit provision. Blank = Not reported or not applicable. Additionally, the new D0 loan type has been added to the report output as an option for the Direct Loan Type field. 2

3 Ad-hoc Report Request from the list of school reports on the Report tab of the NSLDS Professional Access Web site: Parameters for the report that a user must select include: School Branch ID: The user may choose to receive all the data at the six-digit OPEID level (leave the asterisk (*) in the branch ID field) to receive all school branch location s data or enter a single specific school branch location by including the last two digits of the eight-digit OPEID Date Entered Repay Begin Date and End Date: The Date Entered Repay Begin Date and Date Entered Repay End Date range must not extend beyond a three year period of time. Categories: The category options include All, Open, Closed, Defaulted, Payment Suspended (deferment or forbearance), In-School, In-Repayment, Open Disability, and Unreinsured. See below for list of all status codes included in each category. Loan Program Type: This option allows the user to restrict the loan types included in the report. The options include Direct Loan, FFELP, or Both. See below for list of all loan types. If a school has merged into a new or existing OPEID, the loans associated with the previous OPEID will be included in the new or existing OPEID s report output. The report output is sorted by SSN or Last/First Name and is available in Standard (fixed-width) or comma separated values (CSV) format. The report will be delivered to the SAIG mailbox (TG number) associated with the User ID that requested the report using the following message classes: SCHRPFOP Standard (fixed-width) extract SCHRPCOP Comma Separated Values (CSV) extract Scheduled Report from the School Profile section on the Org tab of the NSLDS Professional Access Web site: The scheduled School Portfolio Report provides data for a six year period of time. The six year window is determined by the Date Entered Repayment reported on each loan and whether it falls within three years prior to the current cohort year, the current cohort year, or two years after the end of the current cohort year. The report output can be selected as either a Standard (fixed-width) or comma separated values (CSV) extract. The user can request all records for all school branch locations associated with the user or request only those records associated the main school branch location (00). If a school has merged into a new or existing OPEID, the loans associated with the previous OPEID will be included in the new or existing OPEID s report output. The report will be delivered to the SAIG mailbox (TG number) specified in the School Portfolio Profile Update page using the following message classes: SCHRPFOP Standard (fixed-width) extract SCHRPCOP Comma Separated Values (CSV) extract 3

4 The frequency of the report will determine the schedule when the output will be automatically generated and sent to the selected SAIG Mailbox. School Portfolio Report Extract File Layout for Schools School Portfolio Report Header Record Layout = Record Type 0 Represents Header record. Char Header Title Valid Value: SCHOOL PORTFOLIO REPORT Char Report ID Identifier of report. Valid Value: SCHPR1. Char Report Date Date the report was created Report Time Time the report was created (HHMMSS). Time School ID School Branch ID of the school six-digit OPEID requested. for the two-digit OPEID school branch requested. If all school branch campuses are selected (*), this field displays as **. Char Entered Repayment Begin Date Beginning date for date entered repayment range Entered Repayment End Date End date for date entered repayment range Category Loan Program Type Extract Type Selected loan status category. See below for valid values. Valid Values: FFEL FFELP loans only DL Direct Loans only BOTH FFELP and Direct Loans of the extract file. Valid values: S Standard (fixed-width) C Comma Separated Values 0 Char. 5 Char Sort By SSN or Last/First Name Filler Spaces. Char. 419 School Portfolio Report Detail Record Layout = Record Type 1 Represents Detail record. Char School 8 9 School Branch Six-digit code for school submitting the report request Two-digit code for the school location submitting the report request Char. 6 4

5 10 18 Borrower SSN Borrower s Social Security Number Char Borrower DOB Borrower s year, month and day of birth Borrower Last Name Borrower First Name Borrower Middle Name Original School Original School Branch Academic Level Anticipated Completion Date Data Provider Identifier or Award Identifier Last name or surname by which a person is legally known. First name by which a person is legally known. Middle name or middle initial by which a person is legally known. 6-digit OPEID for the original school at which the student was enrolled, or accepted for enrollment, when the loan was made. 2-digit OPEID suffix for the school location at which the student was enrolled, or accepted for enrollment, when the loan was made. Student s academic or grade level in school at the beginning of the specific period covered by the loan. See below for valid values. Date on which the borrower is anticipated to graduate or complete coursework. Data Provider reported identifier for loans not federally serviced. Award Identifier for federally serviced loans. for the originating Federal Family Education Loan Program lender. Char. 35 Char. 35 Char. 35 Char. 6 Char. 1 Num Original Lender Note: Only available for FFELP loan types. See the Org Tab on the NSLDS Professional Access Web site to search for individual Lender s. for current Federal Family Education Loan Program lender (This field will only be populated for FFELP loan types.). Char Current Lender Loan Date Loan Type Note: For federally serviced loans, this field will be populated with one of the 6-digit Lender s assigned to the Department s FFELP portfolio. For FFELP loans not serviced by the Department, this field will be populated with a 6-digit FFELP Lender indicating the current FFELP lender. See the Org Tab on the NSLDS Professional Access Web site to search for individual Lender s. Date when a Direct Loan was originally disbursed or date when an FFELP loan was originally guaranteed. Specifies the type of loan. See below for valid values. Char. 6 5

6 Interest Rate Specifies the type of Interest Rate associated with the loan. Valid values: V Variable F Fixed. 8 8/10 Char Indicator of Separate Loan An indicator used to differentiate among multiple loans of the same type that have the same loan date for the same borrower attending the same school. Char Loan Amount Current OPB Amount Current OIB Amount Current OFB Amount Balance Date Current Current Date Loan Period Begin Date Loan Period End Date Total Refund Amount Indicates the specific award amount for Direct Loans or guarantee amount for FFELP loans prior to any cancellations or disbursements. Outstanding Principal Balance (OPB) amount, including capitalized interest, currently owed on the loan. Outstanding Accrued Interest (OIB) amount currently owed on the loan. Outstanding Fee Balance (OFB) amount currently owed on the loan. Date when the OPB Amount, OIB Amount, and OFB Amount became effective. Current status of the loan being reported. See below for valid values. Date when the Current became effective. Date when classes begin for the specific period covered by aid. Date when classes end for the specific period covered by aid. Total amount of refund applied to the loan account Total Cancellation Amount Total amount of guaranty or gross loan amount that was cancelled Identification code for original Guaranty Agency or ED Servicer Original GA/ED Servicer Note: For ED-held loans originally serviced by ED, this field will be populated with the 3- digit ED Servicer assigned to ED s Servicers. For loans not originally serviced by ED, this code will be populated with the 3- digit Guaranty Agency. See the Org Tab on the NSLDS Professional Access Web site to search for individual GA and ED Servicer s. Char. 3 6

7 Identification code for current Guaranty Agency or ED Servicer Current GA/ED Servicer Note: For ED-held loans, this field will be populated with the 3-digit ED Servicer assigned to ED Servicers. For non ED-held loans, this field will be populated with the 3- digit Guaranty Agency. See the Org Tab on the NSLDS Professional Access Web site to search for individual GA and ED Servicer s. Char. 3 Projected or actual date or the date when the loan is scheduled to enter repayment Date Entered Repayment Delinquency Date Last Payment Date Claim/Discharge Amount Note: The Date Entered Repayment is used to determine if a loan is eligible for inclusion in the denominator of the Cohort Default Rate. First day on which a loan is delinquent. Only available for federally serviced loans. Note: This is the day after the first missed payment and may change as the borrower brings his/her loan closer to being current. Date the last payment the borrower paid on the loan was applied to the account. Only available for federally serviced loans. Amount of insurance claim payment or discharge applied to the loan. Indicates the reason an insurance claim payment or discharge is applied to the loan. See below for valid values Claim/Discharge Reason Note: For loans not federally serviced, a Default Insurance Claim Payment is used to determine if a loan is eligible for consideration in the numerator of the Cohort Default Rate. Char. 4 Date of insurance claim payment or discharge applied to the loan Claim/Discharge Date Paid Note: For loans not federally serviced, a Default Insurance Claim Payment is used to determine if a loan is eligible for consideration in the numerator of the Cohort Default Rate. 7

8 Date the loan defaulted, as defined in regulations, used for the Cohort Default Rate calculation CDR Date of Default Note: For loans that are federally serviced, this date is used to determine if a loan is eligible for consideration in the numerator of the Cohort Default Rate. for Loan Servicer currently servicing the loan Current Loan Servicer Rehabilitation/ Repurchased Indicator Rehabilitation/ Repurchased Date Amount Rehabilitated/ Repurchased Consolidation Indicator Consolidation Loan Identifier Student SSN Student DOB Note: For ED-held loans, this field will be populated with the 6-digit Lender Servicer assigned to ED Servicers. For non EDheld loans serviced by a Lender Servicer, this field will be populated with the 6-digit FFEL Lender Servicer. For non ED-held loans that are not serviced by a Lender Servicer, this field will be blank. See the Org Tab on the NSLDS Professional Access Web site to search for individual Lender s. Indicates whether a loan was rehabilitated or repurchased. Valid values: Y Rehabilitated, N Not Rehabilitated, E Claim Paid in Error; Blank Date loan was rehabilitated or repurchased. Rehabilitated or repurchased amount of the loan. Indicates that the loan is either a consolidation loan or an underlying loan for a consolidation loan. Valid values: 1 Consolidation Loan 2 Underlying Loan(s) Blank This field is populated only when the Consolidation Indicator is not blank. For both a consolidation loan and its underlying loan(s), this field contains an alpha-numeric identifier that helps associate or link the consolidation loan to all of its underlying loans. Parent PLUS loan beneficiary social security number. Only available for Parent PLUS loans. Parent PLUS loan beneficiary date of birth. Only available for Parent PLUS loans. 8 Char. 6 Char. 1 Char. 1 1 Char. 9

9 Student Last Name Student First Name Student Middle Name Most Recent Repayment Plan Begin Date Most Recent Repayment Plan Type Most Recent Repayment Plan Term Most Recent Scheduled Payment Amount Payment Due Day SULA Flag Most Recent Deferment Begin Date Most Recent Deferment End Date Most Recent Deferment Reason Most Recent Forbearance Begin Date Most Recent Forbearance End Date Most Recent Forbearance Reason Parent PLUS loan beneficiary last name. Only available for Parent PLUS loans. Parent PLUS loan beneficiary first name. Only available for Parent PLUS loans. Parent PLUS loan beneficiary middle name. Only available for Parent PLUS loans. Date on which the loan entered the most recent repayment plan. Only available for federally serviced loans. indicating the type of the most recent repayment plan. See below for valid values. Only available for federally serviced loans, in months, for the most recent repayment plan for a loan. Only available for federally serviced loans For a loan in repayment, the scheduled payment amount. Only available for federally serviced loans Day of the month that payment from the borrower is due. Only available for federally serviced loans. Begin date of the most recent deferment reported to NSLDS. Projected or actual end date of the most recent deferment reported to NSLDS. indicating the most reason for the most recent deferment reported to NSLDS. See below for valid values. Begin date of the most recent forbearance reported to NSLDS. Only available for federally serviced loans Projected or actual end date of the most recent forbearance reported to NSLDS. Only available for federally serviced loans indicating the most reason for the most recent forbearance reported to NSLDS. See below for valid values. Only available for federally serviced loans. Subsidized Usage Limit Applies (SULA) indicator on loan. Y = The borrower is subject to the 150% Direct Subsidized Loan Limit provision. N = The borrower is not subject to the 150% Direct Subsidized Loan Limit provision. Blank = Not reported or not applicable. Char. 35 Char. 35 Char. 35 Num. 3 Char Filler Spaces. Char. 8 9

10 School Portfolio Report Trailer Record Layout = Record Type 9 Represents Trailer record. Char Count of Detail Records Total count of detail records written. Char Filler Spaces. Char. 540 All Date s are CCYYMMDD. s used in the School Portfolio Report All codes listed in this section of the Record Layout are current as of the publication date of this document. A complete listing of all available codes is available on the NSLDS Professional Access Web site. Direct Loan Types D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 Loan Type Direct Stafford Subsidized (SULA Eligible) Direct Stafford Subsidized Direct Stafford Unsubsidized Direct Graduate PLUS Direct Parent PLUS Direct Consolidation Subsidized Direct Consolidation Unsubsidized Direct PLUS Consolidation Direct Unsubsidized TEACH Loan (converted from TEACH Grant) FFELP Loan Types CL FFELP Consolidation GB FFELP Graduate PLUS PL FFELP Parent PLUS RF FFELP Refinanced SF FFELP Stafford Subsidized SL Supplemental Loan SU FFELP Stafford Unsubsidized Loan Type Academic Level s 10

11 Academic Level 1 Freshman / First Year 2 Sophomore / Second Year 3 Junior / Third Year 4 Senior / Fourth Year 5 Fifth Year / Other Undergraduate A First Year Graduate / Professional B Second Year Graduate / Professional C Third Year Graduate / Professional D Beyond Third Year Graduate / Professional G Graduate / Professional, Year of Study Unknown N Not Available Claim Reason s BC Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 BO Bankruptcy, Other CS Closed School DE Death DF Default DI Disability EX Exempt FC False Certification ID Identity Theft Insurance Claim Reason Discharge Reason s BC01 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 BO01 BR01 CB01 CS01 DE01 FC01 HC01 ID01 SC11 UR01 Bankruptcy, Other Borrower Payment Return Co-Borrower Discharge Closed-School Death False Certification Hurricanes Rita and Katrina Identity Theft 9-11/Limited Special Circumstances Unpaid Refunds Discharge Reason Repayment Plan Type s 11

12 C1 C2 C3 CG CS EF EG FE FF GR I3 IB IC IL IS J1 J2 J3 J4 P1 PA SF SG SP Repayment Plan Type Income Contingent Repayment Formula Amount Income Contingent Repayment Capped Amount Income Contingent Repayment Consolidation Graduated Repayment Consolidation Standard Repayment Extended Fixed Repayment Extended Graduated Repayment Fixed Payment, Extended Term Repayment Fixed Payment, Fixed Term Repayment Graduated Repayment Income Based Repayment (Future Use) Income-Based Repayment Partial Financial Hardship Income Contingent Repayment Income Based Repayment No Partial Financial Hardship Income Sensitive Repayment Alternative Fixed Payment Repayment Alternative Fixed Term Repayment Alternative Graduated Payment Repayment Alternative Negative Amortization Repayment Pay as You Earn Repayment No Partial Financial Hardship Pay as You Earn Repayment Partial Financial Hardship Standard Repayment Graduated 10-Year Repayment Special Plan/Secretary's Option Repayment 12

13 Deferment Reason s AC AP EH EP FM FN FP FS FT GF HD HS HT IR LE LF MO MR NO PC PD PE PL PP RT TD TE TL TS UE UN WM Deferment Reason ACTION Programs Armed Forces or PHS Economic Hardship Full-time Family Service to High Risk Full-time Teacher of Math Full-time Nurse/Medical Tech Full-time Provider Full-time Special ED Teacher Full-time Student Graduate Fellowship Program Head Start Hardship Half-time Student Internship/Residency Law Enforcement Loan Deferred Pending Future Cancellation Military Operations National Guard, Reservist or Retired Military NOAA Peace Corps Parent PLUS In-School Deferment Six Month t-enrollment Period Parental Leave Parental PLUS Borrower Rehabilitation Training Temporary Disability Tax-Exempt Organizations Teacher Low-income Institution Teacher Shortage Unemployment Less than 3 years Unemployment less than 2 years Working Mother Forbearance Reason s DC MN AD MA Discretionary Mandatory Administrative Mandatory Administrative Forbearance Reason 13

14 Categories All (Open/Closed) (Open) (Closed) AL Abandoned loan BC Bankruptcy, Discharged BK Bankruptcy, Active CA Cancelled DA Deferred CS Closed School Discharge DB Defaulted, Then Bankrupt, Active, Chapter 13 DC Defaulted, Compromise DF Defaulted, Unresolved DD Defaulted, Then Died DI Disability DE Death DL Defaulted, In Litigation DK Defaulted, Then Bankrupt, Discharged, Chapter 13 DO Defaulted, Then Bankrupt, Active, Other DN Defaulted, then paid in full by consolidation DT Defaulted, Collection Terminated DP Defaulted, Paid in Full DU Defaulted, Unresolved DR Defaulted loan included in a rolled-up loan DX Defaulted, Six Consecutive Payments DS Defaulted, Then Disabled DZ Defaulted, six consecutive payments, then missed payment(s) DW Defaulted, Write-Off FB Forbearance FC False Certification Discharge Fraud FX Fraud, Satisfied IA Loan Originated PC Paid in Full Through Consolidation Loan ID In School or Grace Period PD Permanent Disability IG In Grace Period PF Paid in Full IM In Military Grace PM Presumed paid-in-full RP In Repayment PN Non-defaulted, Paid in Full Through Consolidation Loan UA Temporarily uninsured- loan not in default PZ PLUS Child Death UB Temporarily uninsured-loan in default RF Refinanced XD Defaulted, Six Consecutive Payments UC Permanently Uninsured / Un-reinsuredloan not in default VA Disabled Veteran Discharged UD Permanently Uninsured / Un-reinsuredloan in default UI Uninsured / Un-reinsured 14

15 Defaulted DB Defaulted, Then Bankrupt, Active, Chapter 13 DF DL DO DU DX DT DZ XD Defaulted, Unresolved Defaulted, In Litigation Defaulted, Then Bankrupt, Active, Other Defaulted, Unresolved Defaulted, Six Consecutive Payments Defaulted, Collection Terminated Defaulted, Six Consecutive Payments, Then Missed Payment(s) Fraud Defaulted, Six Consecutive Payments Payment Suspended AL Abandoned loan BK Bankruptcy, Active DA Deferred FB Forbearance In-School IA ID IG IM Loan Originated In School or Grace Period In Grace Period In Military Grace Repayment RP UA UB In Repayment Temporarily uninsured-loan not in default Temporarily uninsured-loan in default Disability Open DI VA Disability Disabled Veteran Discharged Un-reinsured UC Permanently Uninsured / Un-reinsured-loan not in default 15

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